richardhillier

Review of Netflix's Lindsay Lohan Movie

This movie was a total snooze fest. It felt like every cheesy Hallmark movie I've ever seen - and not in a good way. The story was painfully predictable, with nothing new to keep you interested. You could see every "twist" coming before it even happened, which made it feel like a waste of time.

Lindsay Lohan's acting was awkward, and some of the scenes were straight-up cringey. It felt like everyone was just going through the motions, like they knew it wasn't going to be a hit. The dialogue was so forced, it didn't feel natural at all.

The whole thing had that glossy, fake Hallmark look, which just made it feel even more like a cookie-cutter holiday flick. It didn't have any heart, and instead of feeling cozy or emotional, it just felt boring. Unless you're desperate for background noise, I'd skip this one.

So glad to see Tomba make a return in 2024. Never thought this day would come. But here it is. And they even included some extra never before seen art and more. I really enjoyed playing through this game again as an adult. And when I was a kid it was my all time favourite game on the PlayStation 1. Now I get to revisit my childhood game once more. So thank you! Even better I have a child of my own who I will get to play this game. And hopefully a whole new generation will get to enjoy this gem that went unappreciated in its time. Probably because it was ahead of its time. I do hope that maybe one day we will get all the extra content added that was lost due to the game being rushed out. But that's just wishful thinking. I also eagerly await Tomba 2! And who knows...if these games sell well enough. We may even see a Tomba 3?